The BCBSM Retiree Association understands that
people who visit our web site may have concerns about how the
Association uses the information they furnish. How information is
used depends upon what people do when visiting our web site.
To address these concerns, the BCBSM Retiree
Association has developed a Web Site Privacy Policy. This Privacy
Policy is based on federal and state privacy laws. The policy may be
updated from time to time, so please check back to the web site
occasionally.
If you have any questions about this policy,
please contact the Association at: information@bcbsmretireeassoc.com
Reading and Downloading
If you visit our web site just to read or
download information, we capture and store only the following
limited information:
- The name of the domain through which you
accessed the Internet (for example, aol.com if you are
connecting from an America On Line account or umich.edu if you
are connecting from the University of Michigan).
- The date and time you accessed our web
site.
- The pages you visited.
- The Internet address of the web site from
which you linked directly to our web site (for example, www.yahoo.com).
This information is used to measure the number
of visitors to the different sections of this web site. This helps
the Association make its web site more useful to visitors.
Personal-Identifying Information in E-Mail
When sending e-mail, the information you
furnish will be processed by Association members and will only be
used to respond to you and will not be retained. Any information
that we do collect is only used in aggregate to determine whether
improvements can be made.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Personal-identifying
information will not be captured when you visit our web site unless
you voluntarily furnish such information. Disclosure of
personal-identifying information is subject to federal and state
privacy laws.
Cookies
We do not use "Cookies" on this
site.
This
web site links to pages located on web sites maintained by various
other organizations. Once you select a link that takes you to
another web site, you are subject to the privacy policy of the web
site containing that page. The privacy policy of other organizations
may differ in the level of security, use of cookies and use of
personally identifying information.
For more information on privacy, cookies, and
the internet, see the Michigan Attorney General's guide to Privacy
on the Internet.
Cookies: A "cookie" is a
small text file that a website can place on your computer's hard
drive in order, for example, to collect information about your
activities on the site or to make it possible for you to use an
online "shopping cart" to keep track of items you wish to
purchase.